BTS: War of Hormone Meaning

War of Hormone Lyrics

jonjaehae jwoseo (cham) gamsahae
jeonhwa jom haejwo naega (ham) bap salge
a yojeum michin michin geo gata gichim gichim
hage mandeuneun yeojadeul otcharim
da bichim bichim
(berimachwi) ttaengkyu! nae siryeogeul ollyeojwo
(jayeollasik) don...

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   Mar 22nd 2019 !⃝

   They are being horny late-teenagers. I dont feel this song is as sexist as it is accused of being, because 1) lots of songs in english are WAAAAY worse, and 2) they say ´Women.´ not sl*ts, not wh*res, not b*tches. They call us WOMEN. And 3) quite frankly, I would love it if BTS was following me around saying how hot I was.
   Yes I am ARMY, but I would say that even if I wasnt.

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   Apr 1st 2019 !⃝

   in 2019 BTS are more likely to be sexually harassed by girls then the other way around *cough cough, sasaeng fans, cough cough*
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   Aug 12th 2020 !⃝

   Its actually based on their experience whilst shooting an American show they were on. I can't remember the name of said show (surprisingly). Nevertheless, other than that fact I didn't find it sexist in the slightest. They were teenage boys and its natural for them to feel this way about women and they show respect to us in the song and atleast the song didn't describe stripping a women like a certain song that one member released did cough cough expensive girl cough cough

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